Covington County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Covington County
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Council reviewed next steps for the Kinnickinnic River Corridor after completing feasibility work. The City is seeking $1.85 million in Congressional Directed Spending for project cooperation and early design and expects to need $6–7 million in local or state match, with a federal cap of $15 million. This is early-stage planning with U.S. Army Corps control once a Project Cooperation Agreement is signed, so firms can help with design development, cost estimating, funding strategy, and public communications before procurement is defined.
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$8,500,000Jul 14, 2026The agency is planning a turbine facility upgrade under CIP 2206, including a second turbine, ~220 kWh battery storage, and HVAC improvements. Funding is structured around the 2025 budget plus a Dept. of Commerce grant, a TransAlta grant, and potential tax credits and reimbursements, with a project cost of about $3.8 million. Design is at the 90% stage, with long-lead items already being procured and construction targeted for June 2026. This is a strong lead for energy, HVAC, electrical, and controls vendors to support remaining design, procurement, and later measurement and verification work.
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$3,800,000Jul 19, 2026Merchant McIntyre reported active federal grant requests for the Main Street project, including a $24 million BUILD grant and a $21.9 million SS4A Implementation grant. Awards are anticipated later in 2026, with implementation of SS4A planned for late 2026. This is a major downtown transportation reconstruction where design, construction, traffic operations, and safety technology vendors should track awards and position for implementation, subconsulting, and change-order work.
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$45,900,000Jul 14, 2026The federal funding grid embedded in the Merchant McIntyre materials lists several awarded and pending grants tied to technology and facilities, including a Local Cybersecurity program award, Flexible Facilities & Technology grants, and other IT-related investments. Specific River Falls amounts include $200,000 for a cybersecurity grant and $4.08 million under a flexible facilities/technology program. While particular procurements are not detailed here, IT and security vendors should recognize that the City is receiving dedicated funds for cybersecurity, connectivity, and remote-work infrastructure, which will translate into hardware, software, and services buys.
Grant Funding
$4,280,488Jul 14, 2026At the federal funding workshop, the City reported $430,000 in FY26 Congressional Directed Spending secured for police portable radios and $1.4 million in FY24 funding for fire station renovations. Staff and Merchant McIntyre are also monitoring grant opportunities for a regional dispatch center feasibility study, additional fire station renovation funds through NEA, and a Water Tender through FEMA AFG. Public safety vendors can use this to track the City’s equipment and facility modernization cycle and upcoming grant-driven purchases.
Grant Funding
$1,830,000Jul 14, 2026River Falls is planning a new 2.3 acre neighborhood park in the Ironhorse development, funded by land dedication, cash-in-lieu, and park impact fees totaling about $194,900. The Park Board is starting discussions on what amenities to build so features are ready as the first residents move in. No design firm or contractor has been selected yet. Park planners, landscape architects, playground vendors, and trail/lighting firms can help shape the park plan and propose turnkey design-build or phased implementation packages.
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$194,905Jul 15, 2026The July 21, 2026 BID agenda includes a façade grant request for 125 North Main Street, supported by a detailed masonry repair estimate. Work covers tuckpointing, brick replacement, riglet installation, and access equipment on both the east and north walls. The contractor proposal totals about $55,000, and the owner is asking BID to help fund both projects in 2026. This is a targeted building envelope project where the funding decision is still pending, creating room to advise on scope, phasing, or complementary services.
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$55,000Jul 21, 2026The document outlines a Waites pilot proposal for deploying wireless vibration/temperature sensors, gateways, and cloud analytics with CMMS/SAP integration at a government-operated facility. It offers two commercial models: a direct purchase starting around $50,925 in year one plus ongoing services, or a Reliability-as-a-Service subscription with 36–60 month terms. No contract is yet awarded; next steps include site visit, quote, MSA/SOW, PO, installation, integration, and training. This is an early-stage reliability/condition monitoring project where equipment and analytics vendors can still shape scope and commercial terms.
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$50,925Jul 19, 2026The Board is asked on June 16, 2026 to adopt Resolution 4801 accepting the City of Maple Valley’s completed water main relocation work for the Witte Road Improvements Phase 3 South project and issuing a release and waiver of claims as required under the Utility Relocation Agreement. Active Construction, Inc. previously received the main construction contract and the City invoiced $292,257.33 against an authorized budget of $454,156.51. The project is now complete, with change orders lower than expected and no use of the manager’s reserve. This is mainly incumbent and cost data; future utility relocations or road phases may follow similar contracting patterns with the City and private contractors.
Contract Admin
$454,156Jun 16, 2026The BID agenda includes a façade grant request for 125 North Main Street, supported by a detailed $55,000 brick and tuckpointing estimate from No Limit Brick And Stone LLC. Work covers east and north walls, addressing water intrusion and significant masonry erosion. The property owner wants both projects completed in 2026, contingent on BID funding. This is a live pre-RFP grant and construction scope where design, materials, and contractor support could still be refined or supplemented.
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Government Agencies in Covington County, Alabama
17 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Sanford
City264 pop.
Town of River Falls
City491 pop.
Town of Onycha
City175 pop.
Town of Libertyville
City108 pop.
Town of Gantt
City202 pop.
Town of Babbie
City640 pop.
South Alabama Regional Airport Authority
Special District
Opp City School District
School1,330 students
Lurleen B Wallace Community College
Higher Ed1,842 students
Housing Authority of the City of Florala
Local Housing Authority
Ha Opp
Local Housing Authority
Ha Andalusia
Local Housing Authority
Covington County Water Authority
Special District
Covington County School District
School3,085 students
Covington County
County37,748 pop.
Andalusia-opp Airport Authority
Airport Authority
Andalusia City School District
School1,884 students
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